Send your day
Your photos and words become the log — and the book.
Sending as · not you?
Straight from your camera roll. They send from this page — you can watch them go.
What are these, mostly?
Tap a word and your next send is filed that way. Sending your team photo? Tap our team and put the team name in the note. Old Coolangatta photos? Tap a past year and say which — they go into the archive under that year.
Overheard at the Gold
Somewhere worth keeping — the pub, the stay, the breakfast before the gun. Name only; we will ask you about it properly later.
Your line on The Teams page
Every Manly team and solo racer Captains: your team name, who’s on the ski, swim, board and run, and a line about the team. Solo? Just your line. Send it again whenever it changes — the latest one stands.
Goes up on The Teams after the studio’s next pass. The latest line you send is the one that stands.
Take one of mine out of the log
No reason needed, no one is told. Open the gallery, tap the photograph, and it comes out — off the pages, out of the slideshow, out of the book. Nothing is ever really deleted, so it can always come back.
“In the log” means it’s safely with the studio. Photos appear in the gallery and on the pages after the studio’s next pass — by lunchtime the following day, never instantly. That’s the craft, not a fault.
Uploading needs internet. Signal flat on the beach? If you have the Google Drive app, add photos anyway — they queue and send themselves once you’re off the sand.
On a phone? The button opens the folder in the free Google Drive app — install it and sign in with any Google account (one minute, once). Get the app: iPhone · Android. On a computer, the button works straight in the browser.
Prefer the Google Drive app, or saving photos up for truly dead signal? The folder is here — the app queues uploads and sends them when you’re back in range.
Something not working? Tell us — hello@maisongourraud.com